If you’ve ever found yourself searching for meaning in love, friendships, and the complexities of womanhood, A Language of Flowers is the book for you. ✨

This book is a heartfelt guide for the modern woman, offering clarity on relationships, career, self-discovery, and the silent lessons life teaches us. It’s the kind of book that feels like a conversation with a wise friend—one that understands you deeply.

But don’t just take my word for it—swipe through to see what readers are saying! ⬇️

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"You are my miracle, my answered prayer, and my greatest blessing" BBNaija's Chomzy celebrates her son on his 1st birthday

"Happy birthday, my beautiful boy. Today marks one full year since you came into our lives and made everything brighter, sweeter, and more meaningful. I still remember the moment I first held you,🥰so small, so perfect, and already so loved.
May God always protect you and surround you with His grace.
May your heart always be gentle, your spirit courageous, and your dreams limitless.
May you grow in wisdom, kindness, and confidence, knowing you are deeply loved and never alone.
May your life be filled with laughter, purpose, and the peace that comes from walking in God’s light.

You are my miracle, my answered prayer, and my greatest blessing. No matter how big you get or how far you go, you’ll always be my baby, and I will always be here,cheering you on, lifting you up, and loving you with everything I have.

Happy 1st Birthday, sweetheart. This is just the beginning of a beautiful life, and I can’t wait to see all the amazing things you will become.❤️🎂"

That’s just one line from an incredible review of If These Eyes Could Talk on Medium, and I’m still blushing.

This story started as a whisper in my chest — and now, it’s speaking loudly through the hearts of readers.
To everyone who’s read, shared, cried, laughed, and texted me at 2 a.m. saying “girl, this book?!” — THANK YOU.

If you haven’t read the review yet, go check it out. And if you haven’t read the book... what are you waiting for?

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On a pristine Australian island, the seabirds have become so full of plastic they crackle and crunch.

For about 18 years, Dr Jen Lavers has been travelling to Lord Howe Island to study the mutton birds, and every time finds more and more plastic inside them.

She says what is happening to the mutton birds is happening everywhere. Plastics and microplastics are being found in everything, including humans, but the migratory shearwater is a ‘sentinel species’ for a bigger problem.

“These birds have a very important story to tell, and what they are telling us is that their populations are in decline, that the amount of plastic they’re consuming is going up and up,” she said.

“The birds are telling us we need to do more.”

Dr Lavers has been seeking to raise the plight of the mutton bird, saying it is a canary in the coal mine for the world’s larger plastic problem.

And so, as Australian politicians campaigned in a federal election, she enlisted the help of long-time friend and Greens senator Peter Whish-Wilson, asking him to join her and see for himself the state of the mutton birds on Lord Howe Island.

Arriving to the island for the first time, Whish-Wilson said the mountainous landscape rising out of the fog was like something from Gilligan’s Island.

“It’s not really the kind of place you come to be shocked, and walk away feeling a little bit traumatised.”

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